Miami's own Rick Ross isn't letting up on his 50 Cent feud. He recently went in on the entire G-Unit, calling the overall situation with the G-Unit founder one of the high points of his career.

In a new vlog, posted over at WorldStarHipHop.com, Ross addresses the ongoing "Curly" character 50 has been playing in several viral video, claiming he's an embarrassment to the New York hip-hop scene.

"This is one of the greatest points in my life. This is one of the best points of my career. Me sonning this monkey is a major accomplishment for me," said the rapper. "I disrespected him as much as I could. He's Sabrina Sin. R.I.P. You f***in' Curly f**. You drag. That's what I'mma call you, Drag now. You representing New York in drag? Biggie wanna get out the grave and blow your brains out. Jay-Z wouldn't put on your curly wig, Biggie wouldn't do it, Rakim wouldn't do it. So, why would ya'll give this homosexual the opportunity and the luxury to see the financial success he has. It's '09 now. Let's just take him for what he really is: he's a monkey. He's a gay monkey. We laughing at him."

Then later, Rick Ross moves his aim over to Fiddy's comrades, where he pokes fun at Yayo's age and questions Lloyd Banks' sexuality.

"F***in' monkeys, you work for me. I'm sonning you n****s. F***in' Tony Yayo been snorting coke for the last 44 years. The other guy just suck d***s on his off day. And the f***in' monkey is just a monkey. You work for me now, you got a job," Ross says with a laugh.

Ross goes on to offer both rappers $100,000 if they kill their boss, insinuating that 50 hasn't paid either in years.

"Tony Yayo, when the last time he took your grandma shopping? Lloyd Banks, y'all been loyal to this n****, y'all should kill this n**** at the next meeting and come holla at me, I'll give you $100,000," the rapper jokes.

Before signing off, Ross vows to keep the beef going indefinitely, saying that 50 Cent's career as a rapper is over.

"You're career is finished n****. Bow Down," Ross said. "Lloyd Blanks, you suck d***. I tell your mama that. The other 48-year-old n****, just keep it real man. We was kids when you was first running around getting on powder. I'mma son ya'll for the rest of your life. You're my son."

Throughout the video the rapper plugs his forthcoming album, Deeper Than Rap, calling the beef promotion. The album hits stores March 24.